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Kim
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 O'CONNOR
Kim O'Connor, 63, passed away Saturday, November 26, 2011. A Celebration of
Kim's life was held on November 27, 2011, at Grace Works Family Church in
Fort Worth. Contributions can be made in Kim's name to the
American Heart Association
,
American Diabetes Association
and Parker Paws/Parker County Animal Shelter.
Visit
www.modernsingingcowboy.com for future
memorial details. Kim was born August 15, 1948, in Columbus, Ohio to William
H. O'Connor and JoAnn Scheiderer O'Connor. Kim was a former resident of
Columbus, Ohio and Indianapolis, Ind. He was a 1966 graduate of Indianapolis
Arlington High School. A lifelong musician, Kim was known as "The Modern
Singing Cowboy", entertaining and performing in the Fort Worth area for the
past 37 years. Kim served his country in the Army Reserve from 1970 to 1975.
He was a member of Grace Works Family Church, Fort Worth. Kim had a passion
for sports, music and movies, and devoted his life to entertaining others.
Survived by mother, JoAnn O'Connor of Fishers, Ind.; brothers, Doug of Grove
City, Ohio and Scott, and wife, Ann of Fishers, Ind.; niece, Kari of
Indianapolis, Ind.; nephew, Ben of Fishers, Ind.; his beloved dog, "Gurlie";
and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins and countless friends. GRRENWOOD FUNERAL
HOME, 3100 White Settlement Rd., 817-336-0584
All,
I told several people that I would pass
along the information regarding the burial of Kim's cremains.
Unfortunately none of the O'Connor's will
be able to be present.
Several of you expressed interest in
going.
I feel so much better knowing that his
"Texas" family will be present.
No formal ceremony was planned but I told
Mary Ann Davidson, Funeral Home Director for Greenwood Funeral Home that there
would be some friends present and that I am sure some would speak on Kim's
behalf.
Kim will be buried in:
Greenwood Cemetery
3100 White Settlement Road
at University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: 817-336-0584
On Friday December 9, 2011
at 2:00PM
To find his grave you are to enter the
cemetery at the Four Horses entrance,
go to the first circle and there will be a
marquee with his name on it and arrows directing to his plot ,which is #1111
in the Live Oak Section.
There will be approximately 10 chairs and
a canopy.
Mary Hill lives nearby and can help with
any additional directions.
I am sending this to any e-mail addresses
that I was given in the past two weeks, so please feel free to communicate to
as many of Kim's friends as you all can that may be interested in attending.
If you have any questions please contact
me.
Thank you all for being such special
friends to my brother and to our family.
Scott O'Connor
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